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Fact Sheet Listing All the Aircraft Featured, in Order of Their First Appearance UK & Irish Airports from the 1950s to the 1970s To support the commentary on this DVD, AVION VIDEO has produced this complimentary Fact Sheet listing all the aircraft featured, in order of their first appearance. PLEASE RETURN THE SLIP BELOW TO RECEIVE A FREE CATALOGUE Eastern Tristar N305EA Aer Lingus F27 Falcon Airways Hermes 4 Aer Lingus 707-348C Orion Airways Viking 657 G-AGRS Capitol Airways Super Constellation Pegasus Airlines Viking 639 G-AHOY Aer Lingus 707-348C EI-AMW Continental Air Transport Viking 635 G-AMGH Cubana Britannia 318 Eagle Airways Viking 618 G-AJPH Aer Lingus 720-048 All Power Transformers Consul G-AJLR BEA Viscount 802 G-AOJB Trans Arabia Airways DC4 G-APTT Spantax DC4 EC-ACD D.H.104 Dove Aer Lingus BAC 1-11 208AL Dan Air Freighter 31 G-APLH British United Airlines Viscount 700 Dan Air Freighter 31 G-AINL Aer Lingus 707-348C EI-ANO Dan Air DC3 G-AMSS BEA Vanguard G-APES US Navy R5D British Eagle Viscount 755 G-AOCC Dan Air York 1 G-ANXN Aer Lingus Viscount 808 EI-AJJ Falcon Airways Viking 614 G-AHPG BEA Viscount 800 Dan Air Ambassador 2 SAS Caravelle III SE-DAG Cessna 310F G-APTK Seaboard World Airlines CL44 Pegasus Airlines Viking 639 G-AHOY Air India 707-437 VT-DJJ Pegasus Airlines Viking 610 G-AHPL Shell Oil Co. Ambassador 2 G-AMAG Orion Airways Viking 621 G-APAT El Al 707 458 Orion Airways Viking 657 G-AHOS SAA 707-344 ZS-SAC Independent Air Travel Viking Seaboard World Airlines CL44 Independent Air Travel Viking British Eagle Britannia 312 G-AOVG Ferranti D.H.114 Heron 2 QANTAS 707-138 Stewart Smith & Co. Prince 3E G-AMLZ BEA Vanguard G-APEL Falcon Airways Hermes 4 Sabena Caravelle VI-N OO-SRH Airwork Hermes 4 BEA Vanguard G-APEN Independent Air Travel DC4 David Brown D.H.104 Dove 8 G-ARDH Dan Air DC3 G-AMSS BOAC Comet 4 G-APDE Eagle Airways Viking 618 G-AJPH BOAC 707-436 G-APFF B.I.A.S. DC4 BOAC 707-436 G-APFD Eagle Airways DC6 BOAC DC7C Eagle Airways DC6 BOAC Britannia Eagle Airways DC6 BOAC 707-436 RAF Beverley C1 BOAC Comet 4 RAF Canberra B I (8) XM268 Lufthansa 707-430 Shell Oil Co Gemini MEA Comet 4C OD-ADQ Shell Oil Co. Ambassador 2 G-AMAG BOAC Comet 4 G-APDJ Shell Oil Co. D.H.104 Dove BOAC VC10 G-ARVF Sperry Gyroscope Co. Prince 2 G-ALWH BOAC CL44 N228SW US Navy R5D Cambrian Viscount 701 G-AMOH Eagle Airways Viking Cambrian Viscount 701 G-AMOE RAF Beverley C1 XB263 Donaldson Britannia 300 US Navy R5D Catair Super Constellation Dan Air Ambassador 2 G-AMAH Cambrian Viscount 701 G-ALWF Dan Air DC3 G-AMSS Air France Caravelle III Dan Air Ambassador 2 British Air Services Viscount 701 G-AMOO Noratlas Trans-Union DC6 Shell Oil Co. D.H.114 Heron 2 Aer Lingus Viscount 808 Pegasus Airlines Viking Britannia Airways Britannia 102 Shell Oil Co. Ambassador 2 G-AMAG Cambrian Viscount 701 G-AMOP RAF Hastings Overseas National DC8-63CF N865F Channel Airways Dove 1B G-ANVU BOAC Super VC10 Channel Airways Viking BOAC 707-436 Channel Airways Freighter 21 Iberia DC8-52 Aer Lingus 720-048 BOAC Super VC10 BKS Avro 748 Condor 727-30 Page 2 BKS Avro 748 2A G-ASPL Trans European 707-300 Eastern Airways DC3 G-AMPO Aer Turas DC7CF Intra Jersey DC3 G-AMHJ Laker Airways 707-300 Cambrian Viscount 701 Unknown Viscount British Eagle DC4 Dan Air Comet 4B G-APMD Aer Lingus F27-100 EI-AKD Scottish Airways Viscount 802 G-AOJE Aer Lingus Carvair Dan Air 727-200 British Eagle DC4 Air Spain DC8 Aer Lingus F27-100 EI-AKD Pan Am 707-321 Aer Lingus Carvair Britannia Airways 737-204 British Eagle DC4 BOAC 747-136 G-AWNI BAF Herald-214 G-BEBB Saturn Airways Hercules Bergen Air Transport DC4 LN-MOJ BMA/Sudan Airways 707-321 G-AYVE BAF Herald 202 G-BCZG Transmeridian Air Cargo CL44-O Guppy N447T BAF Herald 206 G-BDFE ORAS Argosy T2 9Q-COA BAF Herald 206 G-BCWE Air France Concorde F-BTSC BAF Carvair G-AOFW Monarch Airlines Britannia 309 G-ANCH BMA Viscount 813 G-AZLR Monarch Airlines Britannia 312 G-AOVS Dan Air Viscount 807 G-CSZB Britannia Airways 737-204 G-AVRO Seneca G-BAKD Court Line BAC 1-11-518EG G-AXMF BCAL 1-11 500 Monarch Airlines Britannia 312 G-AOVG Wardair DC10-30 Court Line BAC 1-11-416EK G-AWBL BCAL DC10-320 AFREK Britannia 253 BIA 1-11-409AY GAXBB Monarch Airlines Britannia 309 G-ANCH Britsh Airtours 707-436 Donaldson International 707-321 TAT F27 Britannia Airways 707-300 British Airtours 707-436 G-APFF British Air Ferries Carvair G-ASDC Dan Air BAC 1-11-207AJ G-ATTP Delta Air Transport DC6B Balkan Bulgarian TU154B LZ-BTP Macedonian Aviation DC3 G-AMPO CP Air 747-200 British Air Ferries Carvair Spantax CV990A British Airways Viscount 701 G-AMON TAT F27 British Airways Viscount 701 G-AMOG British Airtours 707-436 Seaboard World DC8-55F BCAL 707-300 USAF C141 Braniff International 747-200 Pan Am 707 321C Pan Am 707-321 BMA 707-321 BIA Herald Air Canada DC8 Dan Air 727 Wardair 707-300 Braniff International 747-200 US Navy C131 14022 Braathens SAFE 737-200 French A.F./Navy Falcon 20 Aer Turas CL44 Icelandair 727-200 Aer Turas DC8-63AF EI-BNA R.C.A.F. Hercules Dan Air Bae 146-100 G-BKMN TAI DC6B F-BHEF Aer Lingus 737-200 BUA 1-11 500 Aer Lingus BAC 1-11 208AL EI-ANE BUA VC10 Aer Lingus BAC 1-11 208AL EI-ANH Donaldson Britannia 312 G-AOVC Aer Lingus BAC 1-11 208AL EI-ANG RCAF Yukon Ryanair Avro 748 1 EI-BSE Pacific Western 707-300 Aer Lingus 747-100 Dan Air Ambassador 2 Aeroflot IL 86 CCCP86054 Spantax CV990A Aer Lingus 747-148 Donaldson Britannia 317 G-APNA Aer Lingus 737-200 EI-ASB Transglobe Airways Britannia 302 G-ANCC British Airways BAC 1-11-539 G-BGKE Balkan Bulgarian Airlines TU134 LZ-TUB Aer Lingus BAC 1-11 208AL EI-ANF Laker Airways BAC 1-11-320AZ G-AVYZ Aer Lingus BAC 1-11 208AL EI-ANG Tarom IL18D YR-IML Aer Lingus Commuter Sh 360-200 EI-BSP Laker Airways 707-300 Dan Air Bae 146-100 G-BKMN Societa Aerea Mediterranea Caravelle VI-N I- Ryanair BAC 1-11-561RC EI-BSS DABL Shannon Executive Aviation Metro EI-BRI BEA Airtours Comet 4B G-ARCP Unknown Sh330 BKS DC3 Aer Lingus 747-100 Page 3 To receive news of our latest DVDs by POST, please send this slip to: Avion Video LLP, Laurel Cottage, Chillaton, LIFTON, Devon PL16 0HS [UK] Or call 01822 860378 [9am 6pm] or email [email protected] Code from outside the UK: + 44 1822 NAME:………………………………………………………E Mail…………………………………..……………. 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